Hi there,
I have an MPD 24 Midi Controller, which has a couple of "endless" knobs. The problem is that their output ends at 0 or 127. Is there a way to reset it (say, to 64 every ... ms), so that in the end only increments are sent? The reason is that I'd like to seek/scratch through an array that may be long and 127 steps are usually far from enough for this purpose.
The following setup did NOT work (here, controller 91 on channel 1):

[ctlin 91 1]
|
[moses 127]
| \
[moses 0] \
| | \
[64( [print] [64(
\ /
\ /
[ctlout 91 1]

Of course, instead of [print] there would be a handler for increment/decrement distinction etc.

Thank you.
giz

No, unfortunately the akai mpd24 keeps quiet. (So I don't know why the knobs are called endless...)
Seems I need another approach. Thanks to all!
giz

The problem is:
At some point, the MIDI Controller (the physical, real one) must be told that it has been reset. Otherwise, it will always get stuck when it reaches its personal 127 or 0. Hence, it's a merely theoretical MIDI question: do ordinary MIDI controllers respond to messages and if so, where and how to send it?
(btw: a patch of mine not working doesn't actually surprise me...